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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No 536 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE. [No. 18 ¥ILTTARY DISTRICT No. 11 (DUNEDIN)--'-continue,l, MILITARY DISTRICT No, 11 (DUNEDIN)-aontinued. 291227, McCammon, John Alexander, station-manager, Becks, 420399 McLaughlan, James Campbell, warehouseman, 99 Cargill Louden Rural Delivery. St., Dunedin. 431328 McCloy, James Bernard; Gimmerburn, 263277 McLay, Andrew Forrester, cashier, 24 Black's Rd., Dunedin. 270769 McCormick, Lachlan Donald, artist, care of Government 390400 McLean, Bruce, 24 Gladstone Rd., Mosgiel. , , Deer Party, Gorge Station, via Omarama, Otago, 256815 McLean, Gavin John, 43 Norman St,, Anderson's Bay 232328 McCulloch, Charles James, concrete worker, 61 Royal Ores., Dunedin. Musselburgh, Dunedin. 277478 McLean, James William, farm hand, Island Cliff, Rural 282516 McCullough, Neville Watson, joiner, 61 Royal Ores., Mussel­ Delivery, Oamaru. burgh, Dunedin. ,106252 McLean, John Stewart, farm hand, 150 Five Forks, Oamaril. 420737 McCutcheon, William James Walker, stores labourer, 43 ,041992 McLellan, Arthur William, dental student, 28 Elliott' St., }felena St., Dunedin 8.W. 1. Anderson's Bay, Dunedin. 237016 MacDonald, Allan Gordon, electrician, 5 Preston Ores., 253789 McLennan, John William, labourer, Kokoamo, Waitaki. , Belleknowes, Dunedin. _262314 McLeod, Alexander Ross, labourer, Glenpark Rural Delivery,, 275131 McDonald, Burnett Sutherland, fruit-farmer, Outram. Palmerston. 131242 McDonald, Gordon ,Alexander, machine-worker, 117 Forth 234524 McLeod, Charles Graham, builder, 84 Gordon Rd., Mosgiel., St., Dunedin. 281396 Macleod, Edwin Benjamin, carpenter, 37 Queen St., Dunedin.. 376321 McDonald, Graeme Comrie, coal-miner, Brighton Rd., 255954 MacLeod, William; labourer, 27 Ribble St., Oamaru. , , Fairfield, Otago. 235584 McLeod, William, linotype-operator, 5 Stour St., Oamaru. 275218 Macdonald, _Ian, apprentice engineer, 8 Lawrence St., ,250739 McLeod, William James, farm hand, Peebles. Mornington, Dunedin. 378191, McMaster, John George Eldred, employee, New Zealand 423800 McDonald, Victor Roberts, 27 Cooper St., Mornington, Railways, 2 Orbell St., Dalmore, Dunedin. Dunedin. 1 ,261100 Macmee, Henry George, tinsmith, 8 Walberton Tee., North­ 397492 Macdonald, William, farm hand, Gorge Farm, Waipiata. east Valley, Dunedin. 242672 MacDonell, Stuart Russell, electrical-range wirer, 22 Mel­ ' 252555 McMillan, Peter George, school-teacher, 68 Royal Tee., bourne St., Dunedin S, 1. Dunedin C. 2. ' 285441 McDowell, Bernard, clerk, 105 Clyde St., Dunedin. _ 420416 McMillan, Thomas Alexander, farmer, Momona, Outram' 419877 McDowell, Reginald Joseph, watersider, 220 Castle St., Rural Delivery. Dunedin. , 232325 McMurray, Charles Wilkie, labourer, 238 King St;, Dunedin 270964 Mc:)l:achen, Allen Charles, farm hand, 28 Albert St., Dunedin, C.l. 23lfi66 McErlane, Neil Daniel, farmer, Gimmerburn. 243053 McMurray, Ian Douglas, salesman, 3 Arney St., South. 4!)3441 McFarlane, James Stewart, plumber, 26 Broughton St., Dunedin S. 1. Dunedin S. 1. 250718 McNally, Lloyd Alexandria, farm hand, Windsor Post-office. , 00682{, ~foGhie, John Howard, warehouseman and clerk, 6 Glen 016128 McNamara, Arthur David Denniston, police constable, , Rd., Mornington, Dunedin W. 1. Police-station, Oamaru. 244202 Macgillivray, Victor Alexander, clerk, 119 Highgate, Roslyn, 293872 McNaughton, Albert Somme James, Post-office, Port: Dunedin. Chalmers. 274221 McGoun, John Clayton, porter, 22 Glen Rd., Mornington, 106234 McNaughton, Ronald, ploughman, Whitstone, Oamaru. Dunedin. '09'1008 McNish, Colin Arthur, school-teacher, 12 Stuart St., Dunedin. 275160 McGregor, Dugald, labourer, 92 Kenmure Rd., Mornington, C. 2. Dunedin. 279533 McPhee, Frederick Andrew, labourer, Main Rd., Abbotsford.· 2875.53 McGregor, John :Hector, engineer, 96 Cargill St,, Dunedin. 239019 McPhee, Neil Godley, farm labourer, 14K Rural' Delivery, 407871 McHardy, George Robert Joseph, butcher, 27 Walton St., Oamaru. , Roslyn, Dunedin. 139522 McQuarrie, John Charles, ship's fireman, 7 Gilfillan St.,, 250882 Mcilhatton, John James, pastrycook, Thames St., Oamaru. Tainui, Dunedin. 237575 Mcllroy, Edward Patrick, factory hand, 61 Bay View Rd., 255648 McRae, Alist,air Murray, display craftsman, 18 Dunblane St., , St. Kilda, Dunedin. Roslyn, Dunedin. , 28,2773 Mc!ndoe, Sydney, general assistant, 19 Begg St., Mussel- 263249 Madill, Dawson Roderick, divinity student, Knox College, burgh, Dunedin. , Dunedin. , 4P143 McIntosh, George Duncan, farmer, Brighton, Dunedin. 282472 Maher, Leslie Michael, bricklayer, 34 France St., Dunedin., 263259, McIntosh, Wilford George, divinity ,student, The Manse, 424085 Mahon, Ronald Noel, salesman, 530 Castle St., Dunedin. East Taieri, Otago. 248572 Maitland, Clive Wilsden, student, Bible College, Glen Leith, 247226 Mclvor, Raymond Clemence, box-maker, 92 Melbourne St., Dunedin. Dunedin. 285820 Maitland, Peter Alfred,, butcher, 21 Bangor Tee., Kew, 066802 McKay, Henry Keith, linotype-operator, 97 Union St., South Dunedin. , Dunedin. 284601 Malcolm, Leslie Victor, labourer (N.Z.R.), 58 David St., 27(,298 McKee, Colin Fulton, student, care of Otago University, Caversham, Dunedin. Dunedin. ,170178 Malone, William Emmett, boot-maker, 371 North Rd., 23()765, McKegg, David Marshall, farm hand, care of W. D. Naylor, Dunedin N.E. 1. Private Bag, Cromwell. 193514 Mann, James Allan, apprentice, joinery factory, Woodside, 193459 McKendry, Daniel Thomas, shepherd, Harvey's Flat, West, Taieri. Outram. 1 ' 223907 Manning, Alexander Herbert, hotel porter, Prince of Wales 243668 McKenzie, Ian Roderick, farm hand, Belfield No. 4 Rural Hotel, Princes St., Dunedin. Delivery, Kurow. 066801 Manning, Horace Maitland, clerk, 13 Littlebourne Ores., 38361)0 McKenzie, John, lorry-driver and labourer, Kakanui, North Dunedin N.W. 1. Otago. , 411182 Markham, John Reginald, storeman, 147 King Edward St., 383725 McKenzie, John, apprentice painter, 21 Arney St., South Dunedin S. 1. Dunedin. 245420 Markham, Neil Perry, medical student, 4A Ure St., Oamaru.· 232336 McKinlay; Ernest Grahame, motor-driver, 148 Forth St., 254463 Marks, Frederick Robert Charles, care of Railway-station, Dunedin. ' Palmerston. 1Q7143 McKinney, Thomas, school-teacher, 87 Clyde St., Dunedin. 267665 Marks, William Frederick Cecil, mechanic, 12 Blacks Rd., 240231 McKinnon, Hugh Livingstone, teacher, Box 9, Kurow. North-east Valley, Dunedin N.E. 1. , 2~4545 McKinnon, Ian Walmsley, ch,il engineer, Public Works 250623 Marrah, John James, 320 King Edward Rd., South Dunedin. Department, Dunedin. , 281403 Marsh, Anthony Howard, medical practitioner, House 280561 McKitterick, Bertram Alexander, 14 Greta St., Oamaru. Surgeon, Dunedin Public Hospital. 066809 Mackle, Harry Alan, range-fitter, 12 Mackenzie St., Dunedin 403819 Marsh, John Nicholas (jun.), meat-grader, 409 Thames ,, N. l. , , - , Highway, Oamaru. 250050 McKnight, Frederick Robert, general labourer, 5_9 Bay View 248637 Marshall, Arthur Dennison, teacher, 116 Glen Rd., Caver­ Rd., St. Kilda, Dunedin. sham, Dunedin. 281253 McKnight, Gordon, farm labourer, Athol. , 054024 Marshall, David George Wilson, salesman, corner Orwell and, 422250 McKnight, Ronald Galbraith, farmer, Otur(lhua, Central, Ayr Sta., Oamaru. Otago. 297331 Marshall, James Arthur, police officer, Central Police­ 402796 McLachlan, Allan Douglas, farm hand, care of Mr. A Nimmo, station, Dunedin. , , Palmerston, Otago. -· . 27!!925 Marslin, William John, iron m11,chinist, 188 Musselhurgh 425821 McLachlan, Colin James, painter, 73A Sligo Tee., Dunedin. Risi', Dunedin,, . 283222 McLachlan,. Donald, general labourer, Purakanui. 237306 Martin; Angus James, grocer, Thames Highway, Oamaru. 245511 McLachlan, John Miller, carrier, Purakanui. 422608 Martin, Douglas Winmill, farmer, Main South Rd., Fairfield,,, 2()7308 McLachlan, John Russell Kerr, teacher, 11, Neidpath Rd., Otago. Eglinton, Dunedin W. 1. , 269681 Martin, Louis, painter, care of Holsum Bakery, Carroll St., 432975 McLaren, Edward, farm labourer, Alexandra. Dunedin. 008130 McLatchie, Norman Hugh, poultry-farm labourer, Hilder­ 279846 Martin, Richard Maunsell, medical student, Leith Hou11e, thorpe. George St., Dunedin. .
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